A Comprehensive Guide to IT Service Continuity Management
Service continuity management is a reactive and proactive process that involves contingency planning for recovery in case the information and communication technology service is damaged or put out of action by a sudden disaster....
Understanding ITIL Service Validation and Testing
ITIL V3 introduced service validation and testing as a new process to test and validate the new services or changes to the existing services being introduced. The main purpose of the service validation and...
Understanding Value Creation Through Services in ITIL
The value of a service comes from what it enables someone to do and what the service is made from. Thus we can say that the customer decides the value of a service and...
Everything You Need to Know About Service Catalogue Management
Service Catalogue Management is a way of keeping the operational service information consolidated in a catalogue. It helps in providing access to the authorized users for specific services. In this article, we will learn...
Top Incident Management Best Practices for Success
A long time ago, ITSM was quite different than what it is today. The emergence of the concept of smartphones and other mobile devices has revolutionized how people interact with both information and technology.
While...
What is Workflow Orchestration?: The Complete Business Guide
Behind every seamless customer experience, every lightning-fast product release, and every synchronized system integration lies something most people never see: workflow orchestration. It may not be flashy or visible every day. Still, it represents...
A Comprehensive Overview of Information Security Management
Information security describes the activities which are related to the protection of information and infrastructure assets against the risk of being misused, lost, disclosed, and damaged. Information Security Management (ISM) is a governance activity...
Understanding ITIL Service Providers and Their Types
The ITIL service providers and service portfolio are the two phases of the same coin. While one of them takes care of the supply of services between the internal and the external customers, the...
Objectives of Risk Management in ITIL Explained
Risk, in the IT sector, is defined by the NIST as the probability that a particular threat source will accidentally or intentionally exploit particular information system vulnerabilities. The threats can arise from vulnerabilities or...
ITIL Access Management: Key Objectives and Process
Access Management in an organization is the virtue of how well the organization function when it comes to authorization of assets to users. The concerning aspect of unauthorized access is eliminated with effective access...
